Notes: Adkins-Horton Family

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1651	Electra possibly named after a couch relative (below)? North Milton Cemetery 1850 United States Census Electa Couch Cayuga, New York Age: 41 years Estimated birth year: 1809 Birth place: New York Gender: Female Film number: 17059 Image number: 00267 Reference number: 24 Dwelling: 41 Household id: 43 1880 United States Census Electa Couch Auburn, Cayuga, New York Birth date: 1809 Birth place: New York, United States Father birth place: Connecticut, United States Mother birth place: New York, United States Race or color (expanded): White Ethnicity: American Gender: Female Marital status: Single Age: 71 years Occupation: Keeping House NARA film number: T9-0813 Page: 254 Page letter: A Entry number: 5506 Film number: 1254813	COUCH, Electra (I2783)
1652	Elizabeth "Betsy" Wood More Wood ancestors and children available	WOOD, Elizabeth Betsey (I3070)
1653	Elizabeth de Vermandois, or Elisabeth or Isabel de Vermandois (c. 1081	DE VERMANDOIS, Isabel (Elizabeth) (I6810)
1654	Elizabeth Given Strickland died in her own home on the hill south of Rush Branch (gone, previously adjacent to Pub Rd 45/5). Personal knowledge of Doug Couch, who was at her wake there. 38.44632911777565, -81.50179624557495	GIVEN, Elizabeth Lucinda (I2040)
1655	Elizabeth is not shown in the 1860 census with the rest of the family, and also not shown in 1880. She only appears in the 1870 census...where she appears in birth order just after William and before David. In 1870, Elizabeth is represented as born around 1854; however, her siblings in that same census are represented as being about 2 years younger than the same siblings in the earliest census where they appeared before 1870. Because of this, I have adjusted Elizabeth's estimated birth year to 1850, between William and David. In either case (1851 or 1854), she was apparently the daughter of Henry & Chlo Sadler, even though she does not show up until after Henry's marriage to Araminta White. She could easily have been living with relatives for a time.	Sadler, Elizabeth M. (I18797)
1656	Elizabeth shows up in census records as Madeleine Fernandez Vannier's daughter; however, she was born some time after the death of Madeleine's husband, Jacob. Whether she was adopted or otherwise regarded as a daughter is so far unknown. One census record actually states her birth as November 1871, rather than just a crude birth year estimation.	Vannier, Elizabeth (I6391)
1657	Elizabeth was said to be the 2nd wife of John Freeland.	Family: James Freeland, Sr. / Elizabeth Freeland (F1644)
1658	Elizabeth was tried for witchcraft and released.	Bassett, Elizabeth (I15020)
1659	Ellen's name also given as Elenor.	Briney, Ellen (I1590)
1660	Emigrated from Northampton, England in 1638, immigrating to Salem, Massachusetts Bay Colony in the Americas.	Corwin, Capt. George (I5564)
1661	Emigrated to Australia about 1850.	Fletcher, John (I18257)
1662	Emigrated to Australia about 1850.	Fletcher, Duncan (I18258)
1663	Emma worked in a store.	Aldrich, Emma Jane (I11895)
1664	Emund Ringsson was an official in Polozk.	Emund Ringsson (I8302)
1665	England & Wales Marriages, 1538-1940	Family: Samuel Eastman / Jane Geney Honeywell (F727)
1666	Enlisted as a Lieutenant 2nd Class on 19 November 1861. Enlisted in Company F, 14th Infantry Regiment Kentucky on 10 December 1861. Promoted to Full Lieutenant 1st Class on 11 August 1864. Promoted to Full Captain on 1 July 1865. Mustered out Company F, 14th Infantry Regiment Kentucky on 15 September 1865 in Louisville, Kentucky. Was grazed in the head by a bullet during the battle for the control of the Cumberland Gap in Tazewell, Tennessee. On the 1890 Veteran Census he's living in Culberson, Boyd County and census notes say, "Gunshot in head and side of head." Obituary: "Capt. J. H. Sperry, one of the most prominent pioneer citizens of the county, died at his home near Palermo, Sunday (December 4, 1910), as the result of sudden stroke of paralasys. "Captain" Sperry was a man of great principle; honest, industrious and every ready to extend a helping hand to the unfortune and needy; a good neighbor, an excellent citizen and truly may it be said, the county has sustained a great loss - the people a sincere friend. Mr. Sperry was one of the great multitude of brave men who wore the blue through the Civil war and assisted in preserving the Union. We knew him as a man who always denounced wrong and upheld and praised the right, and having closed his earthly career at the age of 78 years, we feel that his race has been run well, and that God has said "Well done thou good and faithful servant," and has called him to enter into that never perishing home of the happiness." Source: "Lincoln Republican", Hamlin, (Lincoln County) West Virginia, Thursday, December 8, 1910. (Vol. VIII. No. 1)	Sperry, Capt. James Harvey (I13481)
1667	Enoch (variously, Henoch), son of Jared, lived 365 years, from 3382 B.C to 3017 B.C. In Anunnaki lore, Enoch was known as Enki-Me (aka By Enki Me Understanding). Enoch married his kinswoman, Edna, daughter of Danel. They gave birth to two sons: Barakill and Methuselah.	Enoch (I8066)
1668	Enosh (variously, Enos and Anosh), son of Sheth and Kalimath, was born in 3765 B.C. and is believed to have lived 905 years. In Anunnaki lore, Enosh was known as Enshi (aka Master of Humanity). Enosh married Neom (variously, Noam), his sister and the daughter of Sheth and Kalimath Azura. They gave birth to two sons, Cainan and Barakiel, and a daughter, Mualeleth. Enosh died about 2860 B.C.	Enosh (I8076)
1669	Erin is a word which refers to the country, Ireland, apparently anglicized from Éirann. During the period when William & Matthew were born, Erin was not commonly used as a given name (although it became popular much later on, especially in the United States where so many Irish and Scottish immigrants came to live).	McCauley, Erin (I2145)
1670	Ernest's parents both died when he was very young, and he was raised by his grandparents.	GRAY, Ernest (I4456)
1671	Eskew's birth record shows his birthplace as Big Creek. As his death record gives his birthplace as Gauley Bridge, undoubtedly, this refers to Big Creek Road in Gauley Bridge, rather than the town area called Big Creek some 70 miles away.	Egnor, Eskew Albert Sr. (I18571)
1672	Ethel signed her name Ethel Fay Cox on her delayed birth certificate.	Cox, Ethel Faye (I7349)
1673	Ethel's body was donated to UCLA.	Sharrow, Ethel Louise (I2502)
1674	Ethelfleda married the regent of Mercia, Ethelred, (Ealdorman of the Mercians). This marriage set the final seal upon the cooperation of the South and Midlands. He died in 911, and his widow succeeded him as ruler of Mercia. She was known as "the Lady of the Mercians." She aided his brother Edward I., the Elder, in conquering the Danelaw and its Five Boroughs. In 918, the Danish resistance in East Anglia collapsed, and all the Danish leaders submitted to Edward as their protector and lord. They were granted in return their estates and the right to live according to their Danish customs. At the same time "the Lady of the Mercians" conquered Leicester, and received even from York offers of submission. In this hour of success Ethelfleda died, and Edward was invited by the nobles of Mercia to occupy the vacant throne.	OF ENGLAND, Elfrida (I5787)
1675	Ethelred II., the Unready was born in 968, a boy of ten when he became king in 978. He died April 23, 1016 in London, reigning for thirty-eight years from 979 to 1016. He was the last of the Boy Kings. The epitaph "The Unready" which is usually assigned to him is a misrepresentation of a word which properly means the Rede-less, the man without counsel. He was entirely without the qualities which befit a king. He married in 984 (1) Elfflaed (Elgifa) (Aelfgifu), daughter of Earl Thorad.	KING OF ENGLAND, Ethelred II 'the Unready' (I5774)
1676	Ethelwulf(Aethelwulf), "Noble Wolf," son of Egbert, reigned from 839 to 857 in Wessex, England. During his reign the Danes miserably spoiled England, daring to winter there for the first time. In 851 Ethelwulf routed them at Okely in Surrey. By the advise of St. Swithin, Bishop of Winchester, he granted to the church the tithe of all his dominions. He died January 13, 858. He married (1) Lady Osburga (Osburh) (Osberga), daughter of Earl Oslac, the royal cup-bearer. From this first marriage they had a son.	KING OF WESSEX, Ethelwulf (I5789)
1677	Eunice is also cited as Hannah Lathrop. Some believe she had both names.	Lathrop, Eunice (I14231)
1678	Eunice may also have been called Elizabeth.	Eunice (I9125)
1679	Even the birthplace of Henry Howe Connor himself is in doubt; the dates found on his gravestone, his death certificate, the papers of his pension application and the census records being at wide variance. These dates range from as early as 1819 to as late as 1825. A search for his birth record at Somerset House, London was reported as not feasible because of the lack of an exact year or place for search for Henry Connor's birth record...birthplace is given in his death certificate as Canterbury which is in Kent, England. - Ancestral Lines of Chester Everts Howell	Connor, Henry Howe (I2534)
1680	Everett is represented in some census records as Evert Pitman. On his marriage license, he signed this way as well.	Pittman, Everett Adam (I12419)
1681	Excerpt from a genealogical summary for Daniel Nash, grandson of Micajah Nash (son of John Nash Jr.): Daniel Nash, aged 77, son of Daniel, son of Micajah; was told by his grandfather, that his grandfather was the first male child born in the town. What his name was, he does not know. [It is among the genealogical records, John Nash.] His sons' names were John and Nathan. From the last John proceeded all the Nash families in this region. Nathan had no children... —"The Ancient Historical Records of Norwalk, Conn...", compiled by Edwin Hall, 1847, p.177	Nash, John Jr. (I14797)
1682	Excerpt from a genealogical summary for Daniel Nash, grandson of Micajah Nash (son of John Nash Jr.): Daniel Nash, aged 77, son of Daniel, son of Micajah; was told by his grandfather, that his grandfather was the first male child born in the town. What his name was, he does not know. [It is among the genealogical records, John Nash.] His sons' names were John and Nathan. From the last John proceeded all the Nash families in this region. Nathan had no children... —"The Ancient Historical Records of Norwalk, Conn...", compiled by Edwin Hall, 1847, p.177	Nash, John I (I14809)
1683	Excerpts from History of Arkansas, Drew County page 929 "Monday, March 22, 1847, the first county court met at the house of A.M. Rawles...Later in the session of court road overseers were appointed and Jesse Newton was granted a license to retail spirituous and vinous liquors." page 932 "Treasurers--W.C. Guice, Jesse Newton..."	Newton, Jesse W. (I137)
1684	Eystein Glumra also called Eystein Ivarsson (born 788 in Maer, Nord-Tr	EARL OF MORE, Eystein Ivarsson "the Noisey" (I7167)
1685	Eyvind Kelda is grandson to Ragnvald Rettibein Haraldsson.	Eyvind Kelda (I8292)
1686	F-1-11	Skaggs, Carrie Winifred (I15929)
1687	F-1-12	Berenz, Henry Conrad Jacob Jr. (I16263)
1688	Fair Haven Church Records, page 30, "Lieut. Ebenezer Couch of Reading & Elizabeth McCarty, July 29, 1761"	MCCARTY, Elizabeth (I2773)
1689	Family Bible	COUCH, Minerva (I2825)
1690	Family Bible	COUCH, Elizabeth (I2826)
1691	Family Bible	COUCH, Maryetta (I2827)
1692	Family Bible indicates there were two additional children born, who died as infants.	Family: Andrew Jackson Koontz, Sr. / Julia Ann Kibler (F26586)
1693	Family living in Friendsville, Wabash Co., IL in 1823. (source, post by Grace Bagwell...contact email bad...she has more information)	COURTER, Matthew (I3125)
1694	Family of Stanley's stepfather (Lonzo Adkins) gave him as a stepson. The obituary of his sister, Sandra Kaye Hudson Hall lists Stanley Hudson with no data except to mention his wife's name as Rose, but also with no data.	Family: Stanley S. Hudson / Rose (F1731)
1695	Family recollection gives that Mary and Willie had a sister (or perhaps half-sister) named Beulah. No documents or futher information about her has been found.	Beulah (I2100)
1696	Family recollection gives that Rasia was born in Milton, about 15 miles west of Scott Depot.	Adkins, Rasia Deuoda (I32)
1697	Family recollection said born in Italy, so perhaps Antonia's parents were from Italy.	Rosas y Figueroa, Antonia Mercedes (I4281)
1698	Family recollection: Herman came to the USA from the Netherlands in 1911 with his sisters Henrietta and Gerarda. Notation in 1920 Michigan Census: Immigration in 1909 (Alien), born Holland.	Speijers, Hermanus Antonius (I4179)
1699	Family recollections suggest Alberto had several wives in different towns. Who they were and where they lived is not known.	Balladaires, Alberto (I4282)
1700	family records, gravestone	King, James Earl (I106)
1701	family records, gravestone	King, Sanford Newton (I108)
1702	family records, gravestone	King, Albert (I100)
1703	family records, gravestone	King, Mary Elizabeth (I101)
1704	family records, gravestone	King, Ophelia A. (I102)
1705	family records, gravestone	King, Anna (I105)
1706	family records, gravestone	Newton, Narcissa (I142)
1707	family records, marr cert, gravestone	Newton, Caroline (I96)
1708	family records, pers knowledge, Verna (King) Aldrich, sister	King, Pattie (I87)
1709	Family said to be from Scotland (no documentation given).	Mills, William Sr. (I17800)
1710	Family sometimes uses Stricklen spelling.	Family: George Washington Strickland / Sidney Alice Withrow (F395)
1711	Family tree of Nancy Bowers cited William's death date and place as a possible, based on a gravestone.	Carter, William (I8681)
1712	Farabert, son of Clodomir, King of the Franks, and Basilda, renewed the league that had been established with the Germans by his ancestors. He died in 186. His son was Sunno.	King Farabert (I7802)
1713	Farmed at Catnish, lived at Oban.	FLETCHER, Patrick (I9345)
1714	Father born in IL? - 1880 US census (or type/omission...and Anna born IL, father born England, mother born IL)	Anna (I4600)
1715	Find A Grave entry (never a primary source) gives Henry's exact birth date in 1833 from his gravestone; however, the 1850, 1860 & 1870 censuses indicate a birth year around 1836-1837...more appropriate to his mother, Catharina's (Katrina's) age. This may indicate that the Heinrich, son of Nicholas is not this Heinrich Ruhl, husband of Fredericka Rinne. Since Henry/Heinrich only appears in the censuses in St. Louis once during each census period, it would appear that this is our Henry.	Ruhl, Heinrich Sr. (I17372)
1716	First Husband of Mary Ann Sales/Seals, second wife of Joel B. Couch (per IL Marr Index).	STRINE (I4997)
1717	First marriage, spouse's name not given here.	Family: / Haydee BALLADAIRES (F26779)
1718	First name is Mary, sometimes shown as Marie, an affectionate name, used only by Russ. (Per daughter, Diana)	Speyers, Mary (I496)
1719	First Prince of Wales, 1301; Edward reigned from 1307 until 1327 when he was deposed on January 21, 1327 and murdered by a red-hot poker in his bowels. His reign was troubled by extravagances, military disasters in Scotland (notably at Bannockburn in 1314), and the unpopularity of his favorite peers, Gaveston (who died in 1312) and Hugh le Despencer (1262-1326). He was the first Prince of Wales. Edward Plantaganet II., of Caernarvon, Prince of Wales, ascended to the throne as King Edward II. He was born at Caernarvon Castle, in Wales, on April 25, 1284. By charter dated February 7, 1301 he rescinded a grant of the principality of Wales and the county of Chester. He married, on January 28, 1307/08, Isabella of France, daughter of King Philip IV, the Fair, King of France. She died August 22, 1358. Incapable as a ruler and pleasure loving, he reigned for twenty years, being advised at first by Piers Gaveston, whom the barons disliked and murdered in 1312. In 1314 King Edward II. was defeated by the Scots at the battle of Bannockburn. The Despencers later controlled the government; they too were disliked, and by the Queen Isabella in particular. She returned to her native France, taking her son Edward with her and refused to return while the Despencer family was in power. King Edward's followers deserted him and on January 7, 1327 he was deposed by Parliament. He was later imprisoned at Kenilworth Castle and then at Berkeley Castle, where he was murdered September 21, 1327, and was buried at Gloucester.	PLANTAGANET, Edward II of Caernavon King of England (I6084)
1720	Florence was Lloyd's 4th wife.	Family: Lloyd Lindsey McCallister, Sr. / Florence Maxine Elkins (F1459)
1721	Florence's mother married again to Malachi Perry. Apparently Florence was adopted by her stepfather, as she used the Perry surname.	Drake, Florence (I13188)
1722	Florida was born after mother Annie's death, so might be from an earlier marriage.	ANDERS, Florida (I732)
1723	follow up adding addl desc at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/e/t/Jay-V-Setliff/ODT37-0003.html	Setliff, Barnett B. (I12747)
1724	For Joseph P. Couch, born 2/1/1865, Wabash County, Ill. The family members are listed as living in Wabash County, Illinois in 1870 census records. Joseph P. married Margaret Anderson (born 10/17/1868, Ill.) on 2/24/1887. Shortly after they married, they moved west to Oakville, Washington. In 1900, they appear in the 1900 census of Edwards County, Illinois, with one daughter and three sons (all born in Washington). In 1910, Joseph and Margaret were in Jackson County, Illinois, with one daughter and six sons. In 1920, Joseph and Margaret were still living in Jackson County, Illinois with four sons. Kenneth Earl Couch (born on 8/27/1904), one of the sons born in Illinois, was now a minister living in Reynolds County, Missouri and married Hallene Mercedes Demson Couch on 10/26, 1927. Sometime before 1930, Joseph and Margaret moved to live with Kenneth and Mercedes. Joseph P. Couch died, 10/21/1933 in Carter County, Missouri. Margaret A. Couch died on 1/17/1941 in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. They are buried in a Smith Cemetery, Alton, Oregon County, Missouri together with Kenneth Couch who died in 1970 and Mercedes who died in 1965. From Vickie Couch Lunden, descendant of Joseph P. Couch through Emmett Charles Couch, provided in 2008.	Family: Joseph Page Couch / Margaret Alice Anderson (F24857)
1725	formerly given as parent to Giles Smith, a direct ancestor of Doug Couch, this lineage is replaced with Henry Smith and Anne Pynchon. Thomas may be the name of Giles' grandfather, and Frances Sanford the name of his grandmother.	SANFORD, Frances (I4477)
1726	formerly given as parent to Giles Smith, a direct ancestor of Doug Couch, this lineage is replaced with Henry Smith and Anne Pynchon. Thomas may be the name of Giles' grandfather, and Frances Sanford the name of his grandmother.	SMITH, Thomas (I4476)
1727	Formerly listed as buried in Newton Cemetery; which may have been a former name for Westlawn.	Ryder, Lora Edna (I8929)
1728	Formerly listed as buried in Newton Cemetery; which may have been a former name for Westlawn.	Brown, Rawleigh H. (I8930)
1729	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Foster Eugene Sperry / Mary Ellen Mathews (F2141)
1730	Foulques exerted his control over his vassals and was later caught up in dynatic quarrels between the French and English kings. In 2218, his son Georggrey Plantagenet married Matilda, daughter of Henry I of England, and became the progenitor of England's branch of the Angevin dynasty. Fulk visited Palestine in 1120 and returned in 1129 to marry Melisend, daughter of King Baldwin II of Jerusalem. Fulk became King of Jerusalem on Baldwin II's death in 1131 and spent the first year of his reign settling a dispute in Antioch (Turkey) and putting down a revolt led by his wife's lover, Hugh de Le Puiset. In 1137, he allied himself with the Byzantines against a Turkish leader, 'Imad ad-Din Zangi, of Mosul (Iraq) and in 1140 helped the Muslims of Damascus ward off Zangi's armies. He protected Jerusalem in the south by constructing a series of fortresses, including Krak of Moab. Source: Encyclopedia Brittanica online.	Count of Anjou, Fulke V 'the Younger' King of Jerusalem (I5735)
1731	Found on family search.org shows him being born in Georgetown,Beaver,Pennsylvania.Also shows birthdate as 1789 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Submitter(s): GRACE BAGWELL Microfilm: NONE BOX 297 Submission: MANASSA CO USA 81141 MARY COTTRELL ANDERSON Microfilm: 1394440 BOX 74 Submission: BYRON WY USA 82412 WENDY M VAN ROEKEL Microfilm: NONE 635 WEST 1000 NORTH Submission: OREM UT USA 84057 WENDY M. VAN ROEKEL Microfilm: NONE 5831 CORRALES ROAD Submission: CORRALES NM USA 87048	LITHERLAND, George O. (I3123)
1732	Found on the list of Origianal Hartford Founders - A list of those settlers who came to Hartford before February, 1640 He is listed as: Francis Andrews list found online at: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ct/hartford/towns/hartford/prop001a.txt "Francis Andrews purchased before 1640 the north part of Richard Buttler's lot on the corner of the present elm and Trinity Streets. Died in Fairfield. Will dated June 6, 1662; proved March 5, 1993." From Families of Early Hartford, CT page 10 Sources: Abbrev: Families of Early Hartford, CT Author: Lucius Barnes Barbour Publication: Baltimore, Genealogical Publications, 1982 Repository: Name: GenealogyLibrary.com (Family Tree Maker) Page: 10 Quality: 3 Abbrev: Families of Early Hartford, CT Author: Lucius Barnes Barbour Publication: Baltimore, Genealogical Publications, 1982 Repository: Name: GenealogyLibrary.com (Family Tree Maker) Page: 10 Quality: 3 Text: d. 1662-3, died in Fairfield =============================== copy of family group web page data: [bracketed comments added] *First Generation* 1. Francis1 Andrus was born in England about 1620. Francis died 1662/1663 in Fairfield, Fairfield, CT, at 43 years of age. He married Anna Smith. Francis Andrews purchased before 1640, the north part of Richard Butler's lot on the corner of the present Elm & Trinity streets. He removed to Fairfield where he was an early member of the 1st Congregational Church. His name appears on the founders monument in Fairfield. His will is dated 6 June 1662, proved 5 March 1663. Anna, late wife of Francis Andrews dec'd, sold to [!son-in-law] Simon Couch, 14 Mar 1663/4; and on 28 Feb 1673/4 Couch had land entered which he had purchased of Ann Smith, Exec'x of the will of Francis Andrews. Francis may have been the brother of William of Hartford and John of Farmington. It is at least worth to note that John (son of Francis) and Thomas (son of William) m. sisters, daus. of John Kirby of Middletown; while Thomas (son of Francis) and Abraham (son of John) also m. sisters, daus. of Robert Porter of Farmington. Francis [!Andrews] Andrus and Anna Smith had the following children: 2 i. Hannah2 Andrus. She married John Crampton. John was "of Norwalk". 3 ii. Elizabeth Andrus. 4 iii. Ruth Andrus. 5 iv. Jeremiah Andrus. He removed to Bedford. 6 v. Hester Andrus. 7 vi. Rebecca Andrus. She married Samuel Benedict 7 July 1678. Samuel was "of Norwalk". 8 vii. Mary Andrus [!Mary Frances Andrews]. Mary died 1671. She married Simon Couch. Simon died 1688. 9 viii. John Andrus was born in Hartford, Hartford, CT 1646. John died 1683 in Fairfield, Fairfield, CT, at 37 years of age. He was christened 27 September 1646 in Hartford, Hartford, CT. 10 ix. Thomas Andrus was born in Hartford, Hartford, CT 1647. He was christened 2 January 1648 in Hartford, Hartford, CT. + 11 x. Abraham Andrus was born about 1652. Send email to preparer: vtandrew@erols.com The Descendants of Francis Andrus: First Generation Page 1 of 1 http://www5.pair.com/vtandrew/andrews/i0009256.htm 5/18/2008	ANDREWS, Francis (I2683)
1733	founded or refounded Tavistock Abbey	Ordwulf (I7862)
1734	Founder of the English family de Bohun, as he held the manor of Bohun/Bohon in Normandy, on the Cotentin Peninsula between Coutances and the estuary of the Vire. Although he was the first Humphrey de Bohun ("Boon"), his son Humphrey has traditionally been called Humphrey I.	de Bohun, Humphrey "with a Beard" (I7210)
1735	Francis Barnham was knighted at Whitehall on James I's acccession at the same time as his father (NICHOLS'S, ut supra), and represented Grampound in the parliaments of 1603 and 1614.	Barnham, Sir Francis (I11871)
1736	Francois was a "master dyer" in Paris (one in charge of other dyers of fabrics).	Dubellay, Francois (I19476)
1737	Francus (variously, Francio), son of Antharius, King of the Sicambri, issued an edict during his reign changing the name of the tribe from Sicrambri to Franci. The tribe would eventually become known as the Franks. And Francus would be known by the title, King of the Franks. Continuing the alliances created by his predecessors, Francus assembled an army nearly 300,000 strong, composed of Franks, Saxons and Thuringians. He attacked the Romans and successfully withstood their advances. He also established diplomatic relations with the German princes, and entered into a perpetual league with them. Francus died in 11 B.C. His son was Clodius.	KING OF THE FRANKS, Francus (I6988)
1738	Frank A....born Barth was adopted by his stepfather, Dr. Edward George Brown, taking on the Brown surname	Brown, Frank Adrian (I4960)
1739	Frank was Killed In Action with the sinking of a Japanese ship carrying American prisoners of war, sailing from Manila, Philippine Islands by submarine action on October 24, 1944.	Brown, Capt. Frank Otto (I282)
1740	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Frankie Thompson / Angela Hope KINCAID (F26264)
1741	From "Genealogy an Personal History of Northern Pennsylvania" by John W. Jordan, Lewis Historical Publishing Co., NYC, 1913, reprint by Heritage Books James Couch, the first member of this family of whom we have definite information, was born in New York state in 1823, and died at HammersIey Fork, Pennsylvania, in 1898. He learned the trade of milling in New York State, and then removed first to Milan, Pennsylvania, and later, a short time before his death, to Hammersley Fork. He was a Republican in politics and a Methodist in religion and very active in church work. He married Susan A. Hults, who was born in New York State in 1825, and is now living in Milan, Pennsylvania, Children: 1. Annie, married Servillon Kitchen, of Milan; child, Elizabeth, married Herbert Sampson, a railroad carpenter. 2. Henrietta, married John Vanatta, a civil war veteran and pensioner, of Claremont, Virginia; children: Burt and others. 3. Harriet, married Jules Sexton, of Bradford County, Pennsylvania; child, Belle. 4. John Corwin. 5. Antoinette, died in Binghamton, New York; married Orville Newell. 6. James, married Myra Walters, of Hammersley Fork; children: Laura, married Richard Powers; Nettie, married Edward Ressler; Lottie; Jennie; Carman. 7. Phebe, died in Athens, Pennsylvania, married Edward Hoyt, child, Louis. 8. Charles, living at Punxsutawny, Pennsylvania, married Margaret _____. 9. William, living at Punxsutawny, Pennsylvania, married Sarah, sister to his brother Charles' wife. 10. Kate, died in Waverly, New York, in 1900, married George Babcock. See 1850 Montgomery, Orange County, Ny, Federal Census, Dwelling 506, Family 564, for Silas C. Couch From 1860 Barton, Tioga County, Ny Federal Census .... Dwelling 166, Family 162 ... Couch, James, age 41, born NY Susan, age 34, born NY Henrietta, age 14, born NY Hannah, age 12, born NY Hester, age 10, born NY John, age 8, born NY Antinette, age 7, born NY Phebe, age 5, born NY James S, age 2, born NY From 1865 Barton, Tioga County, Ny, State Census .... Dwelling 69, Family 79 Couch, James, age 45, born Ulster Co. Susan A., age 39, born Orange Co. Hester, age 17, born Orange Co. Hannah L., age 15, born Orange Co. John C., age 13, born Orange Co. Antoinetta, age 11, born Orange Co. Phobe A., age 9, born Orange Co. James S., age 7, born Tioga Co. Charles L., age 2, born Tioga Co. From Sheshequin Township, Bradford County, PA, 1870 Census ..... Dwelling 130, Family 130 ...... Hults, Samuel, age 69, m, farmer, 1500, 300, born NY Eliza, age 60, f, keeping house, born PA Dwelling 131, Family 131 ...... Couch, James, age 51, m, miller, 500, 150, born NY Suson (sic), age 45, f, keeping house, born NY John age 18, m, born NY Phebe, age 15, f, born NY Charles, age 8, m, born NY Marshall W., age 5, m, born NY Suson (sic), age 2, f, born PA From Ulster Township, Bradford County, PA 1880 Census ... Dwelling 67, Family 67 ........ Couch, James, age 60, M, hus, laborer, born NY, father born CT Susan, age 54, F, wife, housekeeper, born NY, father born, NY, mother born NY Marshel, age 14, M, son, born NY, father born NY, mother born NY Katie, age 12, F, dau, born PA, father born NY, mother born NY Dwelling 167, Family 170 Hults Eliza, 70 F boarder (at K. Abajina French house), widow, born PA, father born PA, mother born PA	COUCH, James D. (I3337)
1742	From "Richard Higgins and His Descendants", by Mrs. Katharine Chapin Higgins, 1918: Having now a good house and twenty aacres of land, and being a tailor with an apprentice, Richard Higgins bethought himself of a wife and his eye fell upon Lydia chandler, daughter of Edmund Chandler, of Duxbury and Scituate. She was favorable to his suit, and on December 11, 1634., they were married and went to housekeeping in the house bought of John Barnes.... The date of marriage was Nov. 23, 1634, according to Eastham records.	Family: Richard HIGGINS / Lydia CHANDLER (F24968)
1743	From "The Revolutionary Soldiers of Redding, Ct" by William Edgar Gruman, pg. 131 ... Couch, Jonathan, April 2, 1777, he was appointed on a committee of nine to take care of the families of soldiers in the service of the country. Another accounting of Jonathan's ancestry is listed in a "Transcription of Frost/Couch genealogy" (The link to Oliver Couch needs to be investigated. Is this the same family? ) Oliver Couch History_1 gen. - Oliver Couch - a native of Wolverton, Lincolnshire, England, whose father kept a hotel then called Lincoln's Inn, came to America in the ship Live Oak, Nov. 16, 1636.__In 1640 he settled in Saybrook or Lyme, Connecticut. He had two brothers, Henry and John, who came with him. Oliver, our ancestor, had a son named:__2d gen. Henry, who had a son_3d " Oliver - Oliver's son_4th " Johnathan had six children (his wife was Eunice) who were:_5th gen. Joseph_Eli_Lucy (underscored in text)_Eunice_Hildah_Mary__Eli married Edna Parsons. They had seven children.__Lucy married Joseph Frost 4th September 19, 1781. The names of their 10 children are given in the Frost History.	COUCH, Jonathan (I2785)
1744	FROM BELOW AND MANY OTHER RECORDS... Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	BICKFORD, John (I924)
1745	FROM BELOW AND MANY OTHER RECORDS... Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	CATOR, Elizabeth (I925)
1746	From Jerusalem, Yates County, Ny, 1850 federal census (Pg. 73) ... Dwelling 441, Family 456 Silas M. Couch, age 40, farmer, born Ny Margaret, age 55, born Ny Mary A, age 11, born Ny Daniel, age 9, born Ny Joseph, age 6, born Ny Silas, age 2, born Ny Susan C Couch, age 1, born Ny Sussanna Milspaugh, age 65, born Ny Elizabeth, age 27, born Ny Jerusalem, Yates County, Ny, 1855 state census Couch Daniel 2/212 Couch Dewit S 2/212 Couch Hannah E 2/212 Couch Joseph 2/212 Couch Margrett 2/212 Couch Mary A 2/212 Couch Silas M 2/212 Couch Susan C 2/212 From Town of Jerusalem, Yates County, Ny, 1860 federal census (Pg. 639) ... Dwelling 4, Family 4 Silas M. Couch, age 49, farmer, born Conn Margaret, age 45, Domestic, born Ny Mary A, age 18, Domestic, born Ny Daniel R, age 19, Farm laborer, born Ny Joseph, age 17, Farm laborer, born Ny Silas D, age 14, born Ny Susan C, age 11, born Ny Elizabeth, age 9, born Ny Susana Milspaugh, age 76, Domestic, born Ny Eliza, age 39, Domestic, born Ny Yates County Court Records Indictments 1823-1899 11-37-1851 People Vs Couch, Silas M, Common nuisance: sowing foul seed on public lands Notes provided by Chris Barry: In April 1851, a Yates County, New York grand jury indicted Silas M. Couch on a charge of creating a common nuisance. The petition alleges he "did maliciously, wickedly, unlawfully & wilfully plant, sow, scutter and spread" the seeds of "certain noxious and hurtful plants, weeds and vegetables" on public lands, making the land "entirely useless and valueless to the good and honest citizens." District Attorney D.I. Sunderlin is unsparing in his description of the alleged offender: "Silas M. Couch, late of the town of Jerusalem in the said County of Yates, yeoman, being an evil dispised [sic] person and of a wicked and malicious disposition and unlawfully and wilfully contriving how to harass and injure the good citizens..." (From Yates County Court Records, Indictments 1823-1899, locator 11-37, photocopies courtesy Yates County Historian). The outcome of the case is not clear from the record at hand, but it is hoped that Silas' only offense was planting the seeds of legal hyperbole. Silas M. Couch, 59, farmer, appears in the 1870 U.S. Census of Tyrone, Schuyler County NY, pg. 6, dwelling 45, family 48 (enum. 27 July 1870). Listed with him are Margaret, 54, Mary, 31, Daniel, 29, Joseph, 25, Susan, 20 and Elizabeth, 18. The 1875 NY State Census lists Silas and Margaret, along with children Mary A., Daniel R., Susan C. and Elizabeth in Canandaigua, Ontario County (Election District 1, pg. 14, family 119, enum. 8 June 1875). Silas is not enumerated with his wife and family in the 1880 U.S. Census (see notes for Margaret). His will, dated 15 Jan. 1891, says he is of Jerusalem, Yates County, NY. William T. Hurd is named executor. Bequests to: "Wilson S. Couch One hundred and fifty dollars." "Second...The remainder of my estate I bequeath to the Presbyterian Church for the education of poor children." "Before the above legacies are paid my executor shall procure a suitable tombstone and pay all my funeral expenses." "The amount given by me to my brother Wilson S. Couch is the legacy received by me from my sister Sally M. Coon." The 1892 NY State Census of Jerusalem, Yates County, lists Silas M. Crouch [sic], 80, after the family of Benjamin Egleston. (1st Election District, pg. 11). The family of J. Stephen Raymond follows. Petition for proof of will, dated 12 Oct. 1894, says the estate is worth $900 and lists heirs Daniel R. Couch, son, Susan Brown, daughter, Hannah Elizabeth Emerson, daughter, all of Canandaigua. (From Yates County Office of Public History, will file 129C).	COUCH, Silas Murwin (I3334)
1747	From LDS website ..... Marriage(s): Spouse: MARY JANE HUTCHINGS, Marriage: 2 Dec 1846 Seventh Presbyterian Church, New York, New York, New York (is this the same Mary??) Notes from Chris Barry Among death notices in the Newburgh Daily Journal of Fri. 28 Apr. 1865, is the following: "April 27th, After a long and painful illness, Mary, beloved wife of George Couch, aged 40 years, 6 months and 18 days. I would not live alway, No welcome the tomb, Since Jesus hath lain there, I dread not its gloom, There sweet be my rest till He bid me arise, To hail him in triumph Descending the skies. "Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, from No. 50 Washington street, and from the Second M.E. Church at 10	Mary (I3339)
1748	From the Barbour Index - microfilm roll 002905..... Couch, Elijah of Redding, m. Eunice Coply, of Woodbury, July 20, 1777 by, Jeremiah Day. Witnesses were Daniel Couch and Lucy Couch. Redding Vital records, Vol 1, page 49."	COUCH, Elijah (I2789)
1749	From the biographical sketch in Combined History of Edwards, Lawrence & Wabash Counties, Illionois 1883: THE Fox family, on the paternal side, is of German ancestry. Jacob Fox, the grandfather, was a native of Germany, emigrated to America, and settled in Reading, Pennsylvania. He raised a family of sons, one of whom was Jacob [...father of Jeremiah Fox]	Fox, Jacob (I9845)
1750	From WFT # 1670 & # 1816- Nicholas arrived at Plymouth on the "Anne", from Hoxton in Middlesex, on July 31, 1623. From WFT # 1209- Nicholas Snow came to America on the "Ann" in 1623, and was made a freeman at Plymouth in 1633. He was named in 1634 to lay out highways at Plymouth, and he served there as arbitrator, surveyor of highways, and on juries. By 1645 he had sd at Eastham, where he served as clerk, selectman, deputy, constable, highway surveyor, excise collector, and on court committees. "Mayflower families" states that the will of "Nicholas Snow of Eastham, dated 14 November 1676, and proved 5 March, 1676, left livestock and household goods to wife Contant (sic) for life use and then to son Jabez, and divided various parcf land to sons Mark, Joseph, Steven, John, and Jabez. The description of land near the testator's house mentioned "son Thomas Paine" (actually son-in-law) as an abutting owner. Nicholas also gave, after the death of his wife, "the sum of ten shillings to the Church of Eastham for the furniture of the Table of the lord, with pewter or other Necessaries." He named deacon Samuel Freeman and John Mayo as executors. rs of administration were granted to Constant (sic), Mark, and John Snow on 6 March 1676. A lengthy inventory, including many cooper's and carpenter's tools, was sworn to by widow Constant on 22 March 1676. Division of Land 1623 - These butt against Hobes Hole. - Nicolas Snow	SNOW, Nicholas (I907)
1751	From WFT # 1670- On June 1, 1641, William was one of several complainants in a trespassing case in the Plymouth Colony. In 1643 he was mustered for a 50 man militia at Yarmouth and was sent out with four others against the Narragansett Indians. In October650, he was one of 17 complainants in another trespass case. On June 5, 1651 he was elected Constable at Eastham, probably after moving from Yarmouth. His second marriage was to Anne Doane, daughter of Deacon John Doan, and took place in 1652, the years that he was listed as a freeman at Eastham. He was one of 29 freeman in Eastham in 1665, and lived on a two acre lot on the east side on Cove, at Poche. He was granted two acres of meadowland at the head of Great Namskaket Bay on May 13, 1654, and five more acres next to son William Jr.	TWINING, William (I1380)
1752	From WFT # 1670- Stephen embarked on the "Fortune" in July of 1621, and arrived at Provincetown on Cape Cod on November 9th. There were about 30 young passengers aboard the vessel detined for Plymouth Colony. After searching for the colonists for about 3 , the young men were ready to steal the sail of the ship when the colony was found. Nearing starvation, the colonists agreed to go on half-rations in order to support the new arrivals. In 1627, Stephen purchased one acre of land and married Elizabeth Ring. By 1633, he was in position to request permission from the colony council to build the first mill in the colony. It was erected near his house and Billington Sea, andably pouded corn to separate it from the hull for making samp, an Indian substitute for bread. Stephen purchased the Godbertson house in the center of the village on March 10, 1634, but only six months later, in September, he died. His estate was valued at over 45 pounds, including the house, garden, and mill, plus land at Fresh Lakidow Elizabeth remarried Josiah Cooke the following year, and moved to Eastham. Division of Land 1623 - These lye beyond the fort to the wood west. - Stephen Dean Reconstructed passenger list, ship Fortune	DEANE, Steven (I1390)
1753	From: Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, by Frank Esshom Daniel Burch was privileged to live 53 years of earth life, but in that short span of time he had so many vital experiences, displayed such undaunted courage and demonstrated his industry and skill in so many ways, that the good example of his life shines out to his posterity like a bright beacon light, guiding the way to eternal life and happiness. This man learned to put first things first. He was a versatile man of many skills, a man of industry and foresight. He had a strong faith in the Gospel of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He had great respect for the early leaders of this church. When these leaders were inspired to lead the persecuted Saints from Nauvoo, Illinois, westward to seek a new home, Daniel Burch Jr. did not hesitate to fall in with the plan. he worked in the wagon shops of Nauvoo, where teams hauled in green timbers and the other materials to be used in making the wagons for their departure westward. Perhaps this was the wisest choice he ever made -- to make the hazardous trek from Nauvoo on west to the Rocky Mountains with his wife Ann and a family of seven children. For this choice gave his posterity the privilege of being born in one of the most colorful parts of our great nation. For those who prized the birthright that it made possible, it also meant the opportunity of being born "in the Covenant" and into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.It is traditional family information, handed down within the family, that Daniel Burch Sr., was Pennsylvania "Dutch" and that he had Americanized the spelling of the family name to Burch. Daniel Burch Jr. was the son of Daniel Burch Sr., an immigrant from Germany.According to family records, Daniel Burch Sr. and his wife Rebecca Dumford (Hunter), a widow, were married in Clark County Kentucky, in 1795. Because of widespread persecution of the Saints, a call went out from the Church leaders to all organized branches of the Church to gather in Nauvoo. No doubt it was very difficult for the Daniel Burch Jr. family to leave their loved ones and their established home in Springdale, but this is exactly what they did. One can easily imagine Daniel Burch Jr. in the midst of these frantic preparations, participating in the constriction work, particularly in view of the mechanical skill that was later to be demonstrated many times of the trip west and in the settlement of Weber County. The the month of February, 1846, the Saints start to cross the Mississippi River on their westward move. Daniel Burch Jr. and his family were in the first groups to leave. They must have been valuable members of the migrating group. His wife was an intelligent, courageous women whose skills and understanding no doubt were helpful in many situations while making the trek across the plains in establishing a new home in the Rocky Mountains. The family moved to Winter Quarters, and Daniel and Ann Burch received their Patriarchal Blessings before leaving for the Salt Lake Valley. These blessings were given February 12 and 22, 1848, by Issac Morley, Patriarch in the Camp of Israel, at Winter Quarters. The blessings are recorded in Patriarchal Blessings from 1847 to 1854, Morley, Volume 14 page 21. This book can be found in the Latter-Day Saints Church History Department in the Church Administration Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. The Daniel Burch Jr. family where part of the Lorenzo Snow Company.	Burch, Daniel Jr. (I2208)
1754	Funeral probably in Lakewood, Cuyahoga, OH	Pokorny, Otto John (I4558)
1755	Funeral Service at Myers Funeral Home, Elkview, Kanawha Co, WV, on August 15, 2007. Officiating were Pastors Ted Tawney and Hubert Woods.	Proctor, James Walker (I2053)
1756	FWC	dite Ricard, Marie Anne (I19307)
1757	G-43 Stoddard	Yung, Elizabetha (I6404)
1758	Garden of Protection, Lot 6608, Space 2	Couch, Rev. Joseph Chester (I4899)
1759	Garden of Protection, Lot 6608, Space 2	Rebal, Edith Mary (I10448)
1760	Garden: Temple, Lot 20-D	Richmond, Ralph Doras (I16678)
1761	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search. ========== Note: Going back from John Hanson (b. 1560 England, m. Frances Pritchard) and allocating 20 years for each generation, the following is derived John Hanson / Frances Pritchard = = = = etc Rodger de Rastrich (father of Hugh) circa 1360 ===========	DE RASTRICH, Rodger (I1895)
1762	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	CATOR, Richard (I986)
1763	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	BICKFORD, Thomas (I989)
1764	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	LIBBY, Joanna (I990)
1765	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	LIBBY, John (I1729)
1766	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	BICKFORD, John (I1754)
1767	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	TIBBETTS, Elizabeth (I1755)
1768	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	TIBBETTS, Jeremy (I1756)
1769	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	CANNEY, Mary (I1757)
1770	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	BICKFORD, Martha (I1758)
1771	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	HANSON, Nathaniel (I1759)
1772	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	LIBBY, John (I1773)
1773	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	TIBBETTS, Henry (I1777)
1774	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	CANNEY, Thomas (I1803)
1775	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	KITCHEN, Mary (I1814)
1776	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	KITCHEN, John (I1815)
1777	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	GRAFTON, Elizabeth (I1816)
1778	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	HANSON, Thomas Jr. (I1817)
1779	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	MOORE, Mary (I1832)
1780	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	HANSON, Thomas Sr. (I1835)
1781	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	PAUL, Mary (I1836)
1782	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	PAUL, Daniel (I1837)
1783	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	HANSON, John (I1849)
1784	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	HANSON, Thomas (I1856)
1785	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	HANSON, John (I1867)
1786	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	HANSON, John (I1875)
1787	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	HANSON, John (I1877)
1788	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	DE RASTRICH, John (I1879)
1789	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	DE WOODHOUSE, Alice (I1880)
1790	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	DE WOODHOUSE, Henry (I1881)
1791	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	DE RASTRICH, Henry (I1883)
1792	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	DE RASTRICH, John (I1885)
1793	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	DE RASTRICH, William (I1887)
1794	Gedsearch submitter # SDNWPCD0 Maria Charbonneau 112 Foulois Ave. Barksdale AFB, LA 71110 (318) 747-4328 mrsria@aol.com At the time I linked this lineage from Rodger de Rastrich down through John Hanson (born 1560), and across lines to Elizabeth Cator, great grandmother of Thankful Bickford, wife of Hezekiah Doane, Jr., the above was the source of most of that data. much of the other linking data came from the source listed below. Gedsearch submitter # SDA49ZT0 Connie Wilson 2309 Mono Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 Both of these sources were submitting databases on Everton's Gedsearch I database search.	DE RASTRICH, Hugh (I1889)
1795	Geertje's birth name was Geertje Koller (no middle name).	Koller, Geertje Margaretha (I4180)
1796	Geertje's birthplace was previously given here as Amsterdam, Holland. Her original birth record gives this as Twello, Gelderland, Netherland.	Koller, Geertje Margaretha (I4180)
1797	Gemeinde Boltigen in the District of Ober-Simmenthal, Canton Bern, Switzerland	Aegender, Johannes (I5098)
1798	Gen Desc of John Walker of Wigton, Scotland gives Ellen as born 22 Feb 1862, died Feb 1865.	Walker, Ellen Mahala (I6665)
1799	Gen Desc of John Walker of Wigton, Scotland gives Marian as born 15 Apr 1859, died 1864.	Walker, Marian Alice (I6661)
1800	Gen Forum here http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?Darius::couch::1330.html Another source was from the book on Darius Couch pg 34, which list's it's source from : Allen Collection.........William S. Pelletreu, History of Putnam County (Brewster, NY: Landmark Preservation Society, 1975), 425.	COUCH, Jonathan (I3183)